Improved Pocket Guide to Human Anatomy, 1930

File — Carton: 3, Folder: 1

Identifier: Series 2

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Scope and Contents

From the Series:

Fred J. Hart was Margaret Surbeck's father. A well-known proponent of electromagnetic therapy, he drew on the theories and patented inventions of Albert Abrams (1863-1924), who founded the Electronic Medical Foundation. Hart collaborated with Thomas Colson, editor of the EMF journal from 1928-1946. From childhood Margaret was familiar with Hart's practice and knew how to operate the Abrams' Oscilloclast to stimulate healing and the Radioscope for blood diagnosis).

Dates

Creation: 1930

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

Collection materials are in English

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